The family of Erik Salgado, who was fatally shot by California Highway Patrol officers in 2020, is set to receive a $7 million settlement, while a reconsideration of the case for criminal prosecution is urged by the family and community groups.

The Housing Authority of the City of Alameda (AHA) recently began accepting applications for the newly refurbished Poppy Place Studio Apartments.

As winter storms wreak havoc on Fitzgerald Marine Reserve, safety measures and planning for repairs take precedence for park officials and visitors alike.

Centro Legal is offering free legal consultations for Hayward tenants through monthly clinics held at the Hayward Public Library as part of their ongoing Tenants' Rights Clinic program.

As financial scams evolve, the elderly population finds itself in the crosshairs of cunning scammers like the elusive "Phantom Hacker."

After nearly a decade of roasting without its own café, top Bay Area coffee roaster Proyecto Diaz Coffee is opening a brick-and-mortar location in West Oakland.

Despite the thrill of the game, a recent arrest highlights the need for caution in trust on golf courses, as a victim reports the loss of nearly $2,000 due to fraudulent promises of high-end golf clubs.

As the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors greenlights plans for constructing an electric bus charging facility.

Sonoma County expands mental health support for local foster youth with the launch of a $27 million pilot program designed to shorten wait times and reduce disruption in their lives.

Contra Costa County explores strategies to utilize land, from agriculture to urban spaces, to mitigate the climate crisis by means of carbon sequestration.

Join Santa Clara's historic downtown this October 7 for a day filled with festivities, including the Parade of Champions, Farmer’s Market, Community Village, and Salsa in the Streets.

Starbucks is closing seven of its locations in downtown San Francisco amidst an uncertain commercial environment, while investing in renovations for existing stores. The move comes as the company undergoes a reevaluation of its store portfolio, prioritizing to-go options and navigating labor relations challenges.

Texas-style barbecue and Indonesian comfort food find a new home in Alameda, California, as the owners of Fikscue and Gurih Table are set to open a unique co-branded joint at the end of October.